All-Ireland SFC: Cork vs Donegal before Cavan vs Dublin

Summary

All-Ireland series: Cork 3-9 Donegal 0-16 (Result)
Tailteann Cup Round Three: Fermanagh 3-11 Laois 2-13 (Result)
All-Ireland series: Cavan 0-13 Dublin 5-17 (Result)

Live Reporting

David Mohan

Dublin romp home against Cavanpublished at 20:36 British Summer Time 1 June
FT: Cavan 0-13 Dublin 5-17
And that's all she wrote. That Costello goal from a penalty was the last act of a very good trip to Cavan for Dublin.
Dessie Farrell's men have now won two from two and meet Mayo next to decide who tops the group, while Cavan now have a make-or-break game to come against Roscommon to stay in the championship.
It was alway going to be a difficult assignment for Cavan this evening, but it really got away from them after a decent start.
Goal - Cormac Costello (Dublin)published at 20:33 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-13 Dublin 5-17
A fifth goal comes from a Cormac Costello penalty after Gerard Smith was penalised for a foot block.
Postpublished at 20:30 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-13 Dublin 4-16
We are into three minutes of added time.
Postpublished at 20:27 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-11 Dublin 4-16
Five to go and Cormac Costello fists over another Dublin score and then nicks another after James Smith kicks one for the hosts.
Postpublished at 20:18 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-10 Dublin 4-14
Into the final 15 minutes and the sting has long gone from this game. Dublin are cruising to a big win as both teams run the bench. One of those Dublin subs, Colm Basquel has put his hand up for a startle next day with two points on the spin.
Postpublished at 20:11 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-10 Dublin 4-11
A coupe of Oisin Brady points narrow the gap a little but Cavan are going to need much more than points at this stage.
Goal - Sean Bugler (Dublin)published at 20:07 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-8 Dublin 4-11
It's getting very ugly for Cavan now as Sean Bugler finds the corner of the net for a fourth Dublin goal.
Cian Madden kicks a point in defiance at the other end but it's just a matter of how big the gap with be at the finish now.
One worry for Dessie Farrell is Niall Scully coming off with an injury, as Jack McCaffrey replaces him.
Postpublished at 20:01 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-7 Dublin 3-11
Niall Scully gets his name on the board and Costello adds another point from a free. It's looking like a long second half for Cavan.
Goal - Killian McGinnis (Dublin)published at 19:57 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-7 Dublin 3-9
Just 24 seconds of the second half played and Dublin have a third goal as John Small puts Killian McGinnis through who lashes high to the net.
Back underway at Breffnipublished at 19:55 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-7 Dublin 2-9
Second half has just begun in Cavan with the hosts having a mountain to climb. Dublin were well on top by the half-time whistle and will be looking to pick up where they left off.
The hosts have made a couple of switches with Mark Magee and Paddy Meade in for Cian Reilly and Killian Brady.
Costello cracks in openerpublished at 19:44 British Summer Time 1 June
HT: Cavan 0-7 Dublin 2-9
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Cormac Costello fires low into the Cavan net for Dublin's first goal
'Wounded Derry face Armagh in round two headliner'published at 19:41 British Summer Time 1 June
Derry v Armagh, Sunday 2 June, 16:00 BST
The rising sense of jeopardy in this year's All-Ireland series will come under sharp focus at Celtic Park on Sunday as a wounded Derry attempt to steer their season away from another road bump against Armagh.
In the 12 months since they met in last year's Ulster final, the narrative has been as much about what hasn't happened for these counties as opposed to what has.
For despite their best efforts, Derry were unable to land the All-Ireland title last year while Armagh's long quest for silverware rumbles on after a couple of defeats by Donegal - in the Division Two final and, more painfully, in last month's Ulster final.
Read more of Matt Gault's preview here
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Derry manager Mickey Harte and Armagh boss Kieran McGeeney
Dublin enjoy a healthy lead at the breakpublished at 19:37 British Summer Time 1 June
HT: Cavan 0-7 Dublin 2-9
Cavan had broken even for 20 minutes, going score-for-score with Dublin, but bit-by-bit the Dubs began to find the openings as they upped it a level.
Goals from Cormac Costello and Paddy Small help them into a healthy lead at the end of a first half in which they systematically got on top.
A lot of work for Cavan to do at the break of they are to make a fist of the second half.
Goal - Paddy Small (Dublin)published at 19:33 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-7 Dublin 2-8
Paddy Small has been a great outlet for Dublin and is rewarded with a score, and after Oisin Brady responds with his fifth of the half, Small finds the net. It was the most typical of Dublin goals as the ball is worked through the hands with Con O'Callaghan squaring for Small to palm home from a couple of yards out.
Postpublished at 19:28 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-6 Dublin 1-7
Oisin Brady kicks a free but Dublin seem to be going through the gears now and Sean Bugler thumps over. They have kicked seven wides too, so plenty of wasted opportunities for both.
No way out!published at 19:25 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-5 Dublin 1-6
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Cavan trio Brían O'Connell, Cian Reilly and Padraig Faulkner surround Dublin's Paddy Small
Goal - Cormac Costello (Dublin)published at 19:24 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-5 Dublin 1-6
And there is the Dublin goal as Cormac Costello is put through by Brian Fenton to roll low to the net. Cavan reply with a point but the Dubs are clicking into gear and Fenton rattles the top of the bar with the ball going over for a point.
Postpublished at 19:22 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-4 Dublin 0-5
Paul Mannion kicks the Dubs ahead for a fifth time from a free, but they will be a little disappointed that advantage wasn't given instead as Paddy Small was through on goal.
Postpublished at 19:19 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-4 Dublin 0-4
Cormac Costello nudges Dublin in front once again, this time from a free, but again Cavan reply with Oisin Brady converting a free of his own. Just approaching the 20-minute mark and Cavan will be relatively happy despite the missed opportunities to get ahead.
Wides stacking uppublished at 19:15 British Summer Time 1 June
Cavan 0-3 Dublin 0-3
Cavan have created the opportunities but have just kicked a fifth wide. That's not a great stat after 15 minutes when bidding for an upset, but then Dublin have struggled with their shooting too.